Episode 027
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Host
Cassandra Conley
Guest
Tiffynee Terry-Thomas
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About This Episode
If we could have conversations about sex with ease, we would all be having a lot better sex. It feels dangerous to talk about sex. What if I am judged? What if I seem weird? What if my partner tells someone else about this? What if my partner breaks up with me? We want to explore and experience pleasure, but often we’re too afraid to ask for what we want.
But how do we start talking about sex? If you have been keeping such important conversations off the table, this episode is for you! In today’s episode, I speak with Tiffynee Terry-Thomas, a holistic sexologist and relationship coach. We discuss how women can push through the awkward feelings that if explored could lead to conversations that teach you about each other, help you feel more confident and subsequently experience more pleasure. And no, it’s not just about the sex! Tune in to learn more.
In a nutshell, we talk about:
- How being on quarantine and/or “house arrest” has affected our libido
- The principle of love attraction
- The power of asking when we need something done by our partners
- How lack of education has hindered us from fully embracing the concept of reward vs pleasure
- How to increase sex drive, the importance of foreplay and how it impact your ability to achieve orgasim
- The sexual response cycle
- How the changes that women’s bodies go through after childbearing can affect their ability to orgasim
- The best trick for Valentines day
- and so much more!
While sex shouldn’t be a chore, it definitely shouldn’t be something that is endured. Connect with Tiffynee and learn how she can help!
Connect with Tiffynee:
Website: www.friskyfemme.com
Instagram: @tiffyneerenee
Facebook: @frisky + femme
Links mentioned:
Instagram: @sexpositivefamilies
Episode drink:
Blushing Mimosa
Ingredients:
Champagne
Orange juice
Pineapple juice
Grenadine
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